The location of the hotel is very good, within easy walking distance to the Plaza de Armas and both museums. The building itself is a lovely colonial house that has been well preserved and I was very well taken care of. Having breakfast in the patio is a very pleasant start to the day. But having been to a number... More

Although the San Roque is in a nice location, has a swimming pool, and has a charming look from the outside, we thought it was double the price it should have been, compared to many other places we have stayed in Peru. We payed about 70 US dollars for a double and the room was just so so. The sheets... More

My wife and I together with my brother and sister in law booked this place after being kindly recommended by the staff at El Choloque (located in the countryside outside Chiclayo). We loved Hosteria San Roque. We were in the area for culture and had no need for TVs or internet or a bustling nightlife, so the place worked well... More

The hosteria (meaningless term in Spanish), is actually a small hotel, located in a beautiful Republican (XIX Century) mansion, in the old town of Lambayeque, North of Chiclayo. The staff is accomodating, the owner has in-depth knowledge of the area and restored this old house. The pool is a plus. Breakfast is basic, and there is no restaurant service (except... More

Charming and quiet. This hotel is a real find. Yes, the breakfast is simple and there is no wi-fi but it seems to be truly the only hotel with character in the area. It is within easy walking distance to Lambayeque's musuems and only a 10-minute taxi or combi ride to Chiclayo. But who really wants to stay in Chiclayo?... More

This hosteria is pretty, quiet and clean with nice outdoor spaces and a large pool (which was a bit grimy when we stayed). Our double room was clean and simple but could have done with a fan. We did feel that for $45 the breakfast should have been better (bread and jam) and wi-fi would have been good. It was... More

An attractive small hotel in the old town of Lambayeque, on the outskirts of Chiclayo, and just a block from the main square. The front patio is particularly attractive, with an old tree and a wooden portico. Stairs lead up to a slightly spartan sitting area overlooking the street. Rooms, however, are at the rear and very quiet. Mine, with... More